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Content Management API > Usage counters

Usage counters

You can use counters to analyze your project's data consumption over a period of time. Counters are especially useful if your project is exceeding its API calls/traffic quota limits, to better understand where and how requests are originating. Counters are updated every minute, so you can debug in real-time the results of your changes.

Object payload

id enum

Name of the counter

Example: "cda_access_token_id_requests"
assets_path_bytes

Top requested assets by traffic

assets_referrer_bytes

Top referrers for assets by traffic

assets_ip_bytes

Top IPs for assets by traffic

assets_full_path_bytes

Top requested asset transformations by traffic

assets_path_requests

Top requested assets by number of requests

assets_full_path_requests

Top requested asset transformations by number of requests

cda_access_token_id_bytes

Top API tokens for CDA requests by traffic

cda_access_token_id_requests

Top API tokens for CDA requests by number of requests

cda_referrer_bytes

Top referrers for CDA requests by traffic

cda_referrer_requests

Top referrers for CDA requests by number of requests

cda_ip_bytes

Top IPs for CDA requests by traffic

cda_ip_requests

Top IPs for CDA requests by number of requests

cma_endpoint_bytes

Top CMA endpoints by traffic

cma_endpoint_requests

Top CMA endpoints by number of requests

cma_user_bytes

Top users for CMA by traffic

cma_user_requests

Top users for CMA by number of requests

cma_ip_bytes

Top IPs for CMA by traffic

cma_ip_requests

Top IPs for CMA by number of requests

video_path_seconds

Top assets by streaming time

type string

Must be exactly "usage_counter".

result
Type: Array<object>
value string

Occurrence

counter integer

Counter for the specified occurrence

Available endpoints